Does NGC grade these?

[agentjim007]

mid 15th century Groschen.

[physics-fan3.14]

I don't see why not. But then again, I really don't know anything about them.

[agentjim007]

I wasn't sure how far back (old) NGC went.

[satootoko]

Why don't you Ask NGC?

[World Colonial]

I'm not famialir with that issue, but I believe I have seen 16th century coins of that type in NGC holders.

 

If you check the NGC website, it lists the coins they will grade. But I have seen others that are not listed in NGC holders.

[GDJMSP]

I've owned coins graded by NGC dated in the 1300's.

[DC Dawg]

mid 15th century Groschen.

According to this page it does not look like they will. But you might want to check out The Coins We Grade web page.

 

Scott

[gmarguli]

That list of countries they grade is woefully incomplete and incorrect in some areas.

 

Based on what I've submitted and been told, NGC will pretty much grade:

 

98% of the coins listed in the Krause catalogs (1600-2008). I've been told no to Cash coinage and no rectangle Japanese coins.

 

Talers and their multiples listed in Davenport.

 

Italian coins listed in Corpus Nummorum Italicorum dating back to at least 10th century.

 

Great Britain coins listed in Seaby dating back to at least 10th century).

 

Spanish coins listed in Cayon dating back to at least 10th century.

 

Polish coins listed in Gumowski. While the book lists coins back to the 10th century, I've had coins from the 12th-13th century rejected, so I'm not sure how far back they go.

 

75% of the coins listed in Unusual World Coins. Never figured out why they say yes to some, but not others.

 

Your coin is listed in Saurmasche Münzsammlung, so I suspect they would grade it - especially if you can point them in the right direction of German State.